KEIKO KOMA net

1５ Feb  2009

To live an internally rich life 

Today was a long day as there were two lectures, two meetings and a special screening event, and now I am writing this letter in my room, listening to the DVD of my poetic events in Lebanon that I had delivered to our supporters. It was covered by a special handmade textile bag woven with Keiko Koma in Arabic calligraphy by staff of the skyrocket center. I love a handmade product as it can deliver our heart and is suitable for our activities to rebuild our country. Also today’s screening of the Legends of Koguryo rediscovered concert was marvelous and showed us a new world that transcended the actual one and past history. I felt as if some great being was posing us a question on what each person would do by witnessing this historic moment of great transformation. I acknowledged again that I owed much to my ancestors, Koguryo’s  people, in carrying out Idaki activities vigorously as I was connected to a much higher dimension of life. After the frameworks of my consciousness were wiped away by Mr. Idaki Shin, I could see principles of life much more clearly than before; almost everything existing in our society was contrary to them. Not to mention that if one adjusted oneself to an artificial thing, one neglected human nature and became a mere object. Therefore I believed that the shortcut to realize a peaceful society was to have more people who would awaken to live a truly human life, then artificial things would automatically dissolve into nothing. This was an impact of the world three stages before the Big Bang that I called an advent of an era of the truth. 
At the meeting of our other NPO called NPO Inochi, Mr. Idaki Shin said that a good society had to take care of people till the very moment of death and I realized that seriously to face the question of death was another key to achieving global peace. I heard many times from Mr. Idaki Shin, his experiences in planning, constructing and operating a special home for aged people. But it was the first time for me that his story about it made me envision a sign of realizing global peace. I also recalled that when I entered the tomb of a Thracian king, I was deeply moved to tears as I saw something divine in the death of one person. I was taught the enormous value of each life while in our modern society, the holy nature of death was utterly forgotten, and to my greatest regret human death was treated in a material way. What we have been doing under the name of Idaki activities was really contributing to opening up the future of our world and every living creature has been with us. I recalled also that in the early days we started by telling people that Idaki was given by Heaven to everybody on earth.